Nevada State Title Opened its 3rd Office in Las Vegas

Hello World!

Great news! Nevada State Title has just opened and have assigned me there! It is the company's 3rd office in Las Vegas. It opened to the public last month. We were all working very hard to get everything ready for all your title needs. Call or stop by and say hello!

Desk: 702-617-6301
FAX: 702-920-8137

Nevada State Title
8945 W. Post Road Ste 210
Las Vegas, Nevada 89148

http://nevadastatetitle.com
https://nevadaescrowofficer.com

Thank you,
Norma Hoag
Escrow Officer

What is the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau CFPB

CFPB know before you close

CFPB - Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Please review CFPB updates in my news links: What realtors, lenders, lawyers and other escrow officers need to know on or before August 1, 2015 about the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)

http://nevadaescrowofficer.com/Title-and-Escrow-News-PIO.html

Thank you for your time,

Norma

Nevada cracks down on Notaries Public going too far!

Nevada is cracking down on Notaries Public that go to far and providing legal advice and preparing legal documents.

Read more about it here in the RJ!

http://www.reviewjournal.com/news/Nevada-cracks-down-notaries-public-go-too-far

Can an escrow officer do a personal deed recording without an escrow?

The answer will almost always be no. Most escrow officers will not risk the liability that "just writing up and recording a deed" outside of an escrow will cause. The escrow officer is liable for any mistakes, liens that they (or you) don't know about. Even if you expect to pay the EO, the service and recording of the document, an error is never worth a career change or a lien for the loss to the title company against her personal home (escrow officers pay for all financial losses out of their own pocket or some tile companies, they will lien an escrow officers home ...regardless of a spouse or not.)

Norma Hoag-

What is a Neutral Third Party?

The escrow officer / title agent and / or the title company are considered a "neutral third party". Independent of buyer and seller and respective agents as well as the Lender.

Simply put, as an example;  if you ask the question "Is this a good deal or am I getting taken to the cleaners by someone?", the title company and / or any of its employees cannot comment or make any reccomendations to you or anyone one way or another in regard to loan quality, commissions, purchase agreements or weather or not your getting a fair price for the property either as the buyer or seller.

We (the neutral third party) would encourage you to consult legal counsel if you have such questions on this topic prior to signing any legal or binding contract.